Iran agreed to talks on its nuclear program

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his country's readiness to resume talks on its nuclear program.
At the same time an Iranian leader stressed that the continuation of consultations is possible only under certain conditions. "We have the conditions to which we will soon announce" - quoted Ahmadinejad agency Reuters.
The Iranian president also reiterated that Tehran was still agree to a deal with Brazil and Turkey on the exchange of nuclear fuel, specifying that the agreement will be effective "in future negotiations.
The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Ali Akbar Salehi said that Iran is developing a new research reactor, which will be more powerful in the country. With the help of Iran hopes to produce radioactive isotopes for their own needs, as well as for export.
Recall, 9 June, the Security Council UN approved majority (12 against two with one abstention) a package of additional sanctions against Iran. This is the fourth resolution adopted by the UN Security Council for Tehran's reluctance to comply with international demands regarding its nuclear program.
In response, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calledresolution unhelpful and said that it should be thrown in the trash can used as a handkerchief.
As reported, May 17 Iran signed Agreement with Brazil and Turkey, according to which Tehran is available low-grade (up to 3,5%) Uranium exchanged in Turkey on highly enriched (up to 20%) fuel for the Tehran research reactor.

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